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Architects For Learning is dedicated to helping individuals succeed in
school and in life. To this end, we contribute to scholarly journals, professional conference proceedings, and
research projects in order to sustain a current understanding of contemporary approaches to working with individuals who struggle
with language and learning.
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Assessment/Diagnosis of Adolescents and Young Adults - Written
Language Disorders. In Kamhi, A. Masterson, J. & Apel, K. (Eds.).
Clinical Decision Making in Developmental Language Disorders.
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Apel, K. & Singer, B. (2005)
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Written Language Assessment and Intervention: A Fast Track or
Slow Going? The ASHA Leader, Sept. 27, 2005
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Bashir, A.S. & Singer, B.D. (2005)
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Assisting students with becoming self-regulated writers. In Ukraintetz, T. (Ed.), Contextualized Language Intervention: Scaffolding PreK-12 Literacy
Achievement. Thinking Publications.
click here to download this chapter
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Leveling
the playing field for all students. In D. Hyerle (Ed.), Student Success with Thinking Maps: School based research, results, and models using visual tools.
Corwin Press.
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Singer, B.D. & Bashir, A.S. (2004)
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Developmental Variations in Writing. In A. Stone, E. Silliman, B. Ehren, & K. Apel (Eds.), Handbook of Language
and Literacy: Development and Disorders. New York: Guilford Press.
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Singer, B.D. & Bashir, A.S. (2004)
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EmPOWER: A strategy for helping students with language disorders
learn to write expository text. In E. Silliman & L. Wilkinson (Eds.),
Language and literacy learning. New York: Guilford Press.
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Singer, B.D. & Bashir, A.S. (1999)
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What are executive functions and self-regulation and what do
they have to do with language learning disorders? Language,
Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools, 30. 265-273.
click here to download this article
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Written language development and disorders: Selected principles,
patterns, and intervention possibilities. Topics in Language
Disorders, 16, 83-98.
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